Owl OnIt

I've built software my entire career. I've also been a dedicated, but lazy Todoist user an AI enthusiast. A few months ago I setup OpenClaw for fun. A month ago I had it doing nightly sweeps of my Todoist tasks and organizing them. It worked really well, but there was some technical know-how and duck tape. So I decided to turn it into a product. So I built Owlonit on the concept of AI managing things: your list manages itself. Capture anything: fragments, screenshots, forwarded emails, dictation. The AI extracts tasks/dates/priorities and builds the project structure itself — there is no "new project" button anywhere in the app. Every change it makes shows a one-line reason + one-tap undo; when unsure, it proposes instead of acting. It learns from your behavior (completions, reverts, corrections), so filing gets more "you" over time.